The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-10-01

i. 0. O. F.
October 18th.
-Hurrah for the Fair.
October 49,. 0. O. f. ball
"a time to Dance"-Oct. 13
Joe Hungerford is quite sick
Go to the l. O. O. F. dance OF
the 18th inst.
The Fair gives Caldwell 81 ,00(
worth of advertising.
Everybody invited to the 1. o
! O. F. Ball-October IS.
Prescriptions carefully com
pounded at Isham & Cos drug
store.
-Isham & Co. have the finest
and freshest stock OF drugs to be
found in the city.
"A new lot of wall paper and
trimmings just received at Little &
Blatchley's drug store.
-Isham & Co. have just received
the finest line of wall paper ever
exhibited in Caldwell.
Covenant meeting this after
noon at the Baptist church. All
members should be present.
Ten gross of Diamond dyes
lust received at Little d Blatchley's
drug store. Cook books free.
-Beautify your homes by put
ting on beautiful wall paper.
Isham 81 Co. have the finest assort-
ment in the city.
Don't forget the Odd Fellows
Ball the 18th inst. 1t will un
doubtedly be the grandest affair
ever seen in Southern Idaho.
The M. E. Conference recently
held at Baker City located Rev. R.
M. Gwinn at this place. Everybody
is pleased with the arrangement.
The popularity of Isham & Co.
as a place to buy good fresh drugs,
is conceded by all. They are al
ways in the lead in their business.
Jake Fulmer and Geo. Karch-
er, the two best looking young men
in Nampa, came down to the cir
Gus and made a mash on the fat
woman.
Enough school books, supplies,
ETC., just received at Little &
Blatchley's drug store to furnish
all the districts within 20 miles of
Caldwell.
"A fine and large assortment of
liquors, cigars and tobaccos at Lit
tie & Blatchley's drug store, in
small or large quantities, prices
very low.
w E. Mosby has just COM
pleted a large stone, fire-proof Gel
lar. Mosby is one of our most en-
young men and always
keeps up with the times.
Mrs. H. D. Blatchley has
been seriously i'll the past week,
but at the present writing is some
what better. Miss Phelps has
charge of her school work.
The Grand Lodge of Idaho
will dedicate the Odd Fellows hall
here on the afternoon of Oct. 10,
with the beautiful ceremonies of
the Order. 1t will be public.
Some sneak thief broke into
Frank Gibbons tool chest Wednes-
lay and stole his kit of carpenter
tools. 1t is heavy loss to Frank
besides great inconvience.
There will be preaching in the
Baptist church next Sunday morn
ng and evening. Subject for the
morning, Fidelity to Christian
Work." evening, ga Turn in Life"
MIR, Jake Trimble, of Decatur,
Texas, arrived in Caldwell last
Sunday morning, to look at the
country. He is we'll pleased with
Boise Valley, and will locate here
w. w. Emison and family
lave arrived from their summer
anch near Ontario, and taken up
heir home here in order that their
hildren may have the benefit of
ur schools.
Rev. R. M. Gwinn will preach
n Sunday, October 9th, at the
tar NJ. e. church at II o'clock
/. M, and in the evening Of the
anne day at candle light, he will
lold services at Central Park.
The running race Thursday,
90 yards, was won by Vandee,
wned by Prior Burnett. The run ,
ing race Friday, three-fourths
nile, was won by Don Cannon; Jas. ,
loudly, owner. The rider of Comet
n this race was thrown. The trot- {
ing race was won by horse entered $
y Rube Robin, of Boise City. !
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